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1. I listened to Trump saying he would not endorse CBDC. https://www.coindesk.com/policy/2024/01/18/donald-trump-promises-to-never-allow-central-bank-digital-currencies-cbdc-if-elected/

   where did you get your info, or do you just not like the man? thx, vic

   1. You don’t need CBDC to get total financial control. You need a digital ID required by the government. Biometrics help
      https://x.com/_whitneywebb/status/1783581981202055626
      https://x.com/_whitneywebb/status/1783578657295851999
      If you look at who funds, backs, supports Trump and the kind of people he brought in last go round – same bunch that is pushing for total financial control. It is the gang he runs with.
      Would help if his supporters would hold his feet to the fire on this.

      1. It seems so, Digital ID vs CBDC all one in the same, soft sell get you in the door, then, WHAM, too late…………..Thanks!

2. To Caroline: Southern California residential values are increasing, not decreasing. My family just sold my Mother’s home in Anaheim for over $900K. A couple years ago, we didn’t think we would get $700K for the condition of her home–and less than that a couple years prior. Homes in this area surprisingly selling considerably over listing price (as much as $30K higher). We didn’t even list the home–a neighbor’s cousin bought it as a newly married couple, with a 7% loan. In my city, homes are selling quickly, with multiple offers, some cash. Values took a very small dip last year but have come back. Asians are dominating the market with cash, pushing out other buyers. (As well as probably institutional buyers.)

   I contacted a moving company recently for information for an upcoming move (to TN nonetheless!) and was told that they moved 3 people in the past week to TN. Just anecdotal intel.

   1. The tsunami of government spending and central bank support of it means the folks on that grave train have piles of dough. Most everyone else is hurting.

3. To Caroline: Southern California residential values are increasing, not decreasing. My family just sold my Mother’s home in Anaheim for over $900K. A couple years ago, we didn’t think we would get $700K for the condition of her home–and less than that a couple years prior. Homes in this area surprisingly selling considerably over listing price (as much as $30K higher). We didn’t even list the home–a neighbor’s cousin bought it as a newly married couple, with a 7% loan. In my city, homes are selling quickly, with multiple offers, some cash. Values took a very small dip last year but have come back. Asians are dominating the market with cash, pushing out other buyers. (As well as probably institutional buyers.)

   I contacted a moving company recently for information for an upcoming move (to TN nonetheless!) and was told that they moved 3 people in the past week to TN. Just anecdotal intel.

   1. The tsunami of government spending and central bank support of it means the folks on that grave train have piles of dough. Most everyone else is hurting.

4. Hi again Katherine, I havent heard from from Bill Gates of late. I always wonder what his sinister mind is getting into……….now that epstein island is closed…seems like another round of MRNA gene therapies are set to launch……thanks again, Vic

5. looks like DOD wants Idaho land for the development of Jervois Mining, near the Salmon River….so put 500,000 acres up for fire sale, huh.. Turn off the water….Corruption at its finest.

   1. Will check out. Thanks!

6. I think I mentioned in a commentary a couple of years back that the German middle class experienced a loss of approx. 30% in their banked cash assets upon entry into the EU with adoption of the EURO. I suspect with the poor economic position Germany is currently in a “Drexit” would present another excuse to further loot the middle class there. Germany would be far better off rebuilding their current weak energy supply structure. What they are paying for energy in all areas has crippled the manufacturing side of their economy. Without the pipeline and energy supply that was anticipated from Russia, they are paying energy costs which are making production costs soar and pricing elevate so much so that they are uncompetitive in a global market. Catherine is 100% correct. They would be better off w/o the US bases at this point and benefit most from a restructuring of their energy supply lines…. i.e. without interference….

7. Hi Catherine,

   Here is the link to Christopher Storey’s book, “The New Underworld Order”.

   https://archive.org/details/the-new-underworld-order-christopher-story

   Only found two copies for sale; Amazon for $2700 and one on Ebay for $600 plus in the UK. Figured it had to have some juicy secrets. Google Play sells it for $1.99 but wouldn’t print out and I’m not a screen reader of books. Then found the printable PDF on The Internet Archives for free. Printed it in one afternoon on a double sided printer and added this to Conspiracy Literary collection!

   The book is his expose of the ‘global coup d’etat by installment’. He must have been in a hurry to get this out as it’s not well edited (in spite of him being a publisher) lots of typos and repetition. But some sections are tighter than others. Lots of inside info and tid bits from his contacts in US and UK intelligence. Supposedly, he was killed a few years after this came out in 2006.

   His premise is the Nazi International was not defeated and infiltrates and controls US and UK intelligence to this day.

   Fascinating and terrifying. Great Summer reading!

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